One UI 9 Will Let Galaxy Device Users Uninstall an App They Previously Were Not Allowed To
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One UI 9 allows users of some Galaxy devices to remove SwiftKey, which previously couldn't be completely uninstalled.|The Galaxy S26 Ultra with One UI 9 Beta 5 gained about 55 MB of space after SwiftKey was removed.|The Galaxy Z Fold 8 and some of the latest Galaxy models are said to no longer carry SwiftKey as a default app.
The next version of the One UI 9.5 interface, developed by Samsung and based on Android 17, must incorporate a long-awaited security feature from consumers. This new native application blocking system will require authentication to open programs and games chosen, as revealed by Fahad Ali Javed in a recent publication. The functionality, [...]
According to One UI 9.5, Samsung will provide a leak-proof way to lock apps quickly and easily from unauthorized access, eliminating the detour via the "Secure Folder". This article has been sorted under Samsung, Technology, Samsung: That's how long your Galaxy phone gets updates.
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